The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
GENERAL TRADE.
RREADsTUFFs.

S3 2l@9 IS; roller, 81 As, strong.
HAY-Choice. from store, 75@sOc; car load
frem leyee or depot, sl3 50@14; prime, from
SIS; prairie, from store, Soc car load from
leyse or depot, $S9S so.
BRANoFiom store, 81; from levee or
d0RN-From store. white. SIC; mixed,
SOC; from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 400
in SACKS, SIC; IN xed, in bulk, 1910; in
sacks, Acc.
0AfS-From store, white, 4Oc; mixed, $50 ;
from levee or Depot, white, in bulk, 3j1<c; in
sacks ~ SHc; Mixed in bulk $3.50; in
FLOUR From stere,. common. 50 Is;
family. S375; choice, "a; fancy, a Is; extra
fancy, 81 81; ,pItents, SOS 25.
BEANS-Navy, 81 85(52; medium. 81 rs.
OATMEAL-ln half barrels, s2@3 Is rom
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 IS
nc HoSfNY AND GRITs-From store, $50
CRACKERS-Soda, extra, &c; soda. treble
extra, 4Hc; extrs, 70; ginger snaps, extra,
SCI assorted jumb!es, loo.
RICE-Loulsiana, 4@5ISc; Carolina, $40
$40.
NEW ORLEANS, La. May 2i.-Rice
steady and firm at 4@5o.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, May 24.-wheat
Corn lower; No. 2, each, $3.50 asked; May,
$50 lid, $3.50 asked; Ju1e, S21zc. Oats,
June, Csc bid, 2S1zc asked.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 24.-wheat
higher, closing quiet. Corn lower and dull.
Oats STEADY gco Receipts Flour, ,7Ol6 brls;
5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, l9.O2S brIs
wheat. 5000 blu; corn, q 900 bu.
LIVERPOOL, May 24.-Wheat firm but
demand poor; holders offer moderately.
Receipts for the past three d 'ys were 4l6,sOO
eentals,, including $4,000 American. Corn
dull and unchanged. Receipts Of American
corn for the past three days we're SO, 900 CEN
tails.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nav 4.-Coffse
in light demand, but holders firm; Rio, lS%
S2lc., Rice, 4@5c.. Sugars quiet but steady;
open Kettle. good fair e prime, Es@5c: good
white, 5%@5 8 Ice; cooice yellow clarified,
59g5 Lice; primo yellow clarified, 7-lSc;
sec lnds, 414@51sc, Molatses steady; cen,
trifugal, strictly prime to fancy, 2Sg33c; fair
t. good prime, 22@25c.
NEW YORK, May "a -Flour-Receipts,
81, 600 pkgs; exports, 1921 brls and 6472 SKIS;
and without change; trade more moderate,
W heat-Receipts. 2lS.2'0 bu; exports, 1872, 1903
bu; sales GAO. 600 Blu future. and 1884 900 bu
spot COrn--Rece pts. 1860 bu; exports,
blu spots. Oats Receipts, q, 900 bu; exports,
100 Blu sales, 296,C0O Blu futures and l27OOO
blu spots
ST. LOUIS. MO-, May 24.-Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat weak and lower. Fa-
vorable weather, oodlcrop reports and cables
! 11sc below yesterday: No. 2 red, each, $50;
May. kS1s aS914c, closing at SIC; June, |
closing at 86hc: July, S39S414c,
closing at SIC; August, 829k@SS5sc, closing at |
s22sc; September. S42sggS5c,, Go ing at Sic |
June, SIC. closing at $3.50 bid; July, |
g Hg372s;, closing at 37zac; august 3S1s9 |
}S14c, closing. at 3S%c. Oat, dull but firm; |
,ssh, 2lZas; May and June, re; July, 25Ac.
maaRe ont Sf seS,n Hay 5 casy s6
timothy. SO 5Q9l4 Bran lowor ut 75@76c.
lornmeal firm and unchanged at 81 IS.
Receipts-FLour, 1000 brls; wheat, 1900
1u; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 2l,0OO bn: rye.
lone; barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour,
700 brls; wheat, none; corn, IL coo bu;
PATS. 5000 bu; rye, none; barley, none.
A ternoOR Bodrd-Wheat weak and lower;
5S215c. Corn dull and UNCHANGED. Uas
'ery quiet,
CHICAGO, ILL, May 4.-Local rains
md the showery condition generally in.
reased the number of realiEers at the
pening of the market this morning.
he receipts Of wheat 40 cars, 2 very. large
hare Of which came in over the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul and the Chicago and
forth western railroads, bore out, appar-
nifty, the prediction that the rece rail cut
n ihs big grangers was going to bring a
God deal of Northwest wheat here at once
nd this, too, had a weakening effect on
fices, The crowd was very bearlsh and de-
81 mined 10, sell Jure wheat. 1t was cur
DLtly reported and generally credited
mong them that the clique were unloading
une and changing to the July option. con-
,quently there was disposition to sell the
)rmer and buy the latter, and July really |
ecame the more active option. June wheat
pc ed at SOC, dropIe cd inn ediately to Ss14c
cid steady for some time. Toward midday
again declined to $50 and at that point the
ique came in with buying orders for the
rst time in the day, They took everything
fered at $50 and did MT allow the market
go below that pr co. For the. latter part Of
le morning session the price for June
lnged between 6Sc and $50, with trading
Lirly active in June, July and
pgguSt futures. June closed fol-, the, da, at
oints ring the day, closing at $50 Tn,
ding in corn taking the day through. was
eavier than for several months. Raam
ought nearly 100000 bushels early, md
lers were also scattering buyer, 20 q Lesser
II July, and sold down 10 1910 in the first
our, trading afterwsrd to 400, at which
yure 1t closed for the day. Cash quotations
ere as follows: Flour dull, negleete and
ICES uuCuhnBcus NOs q bDTl0K HlGAk, |
&c; No. spring wheat, 77@79c; No. 2 red,
Nc; No. 2 corn, $50; No. 2 oats, 26o; No.
fye, SEC; No. 2 barley, SIC; No. / fax seed,
12549l, %; prime timothy seed, 81 1901 IS.
be l. adnE futures ranged as follows:
heat, No. 2-May opened at $50, highest
&c, lowest s65+c, closing at 1870; June
,ened at 500, highest SOC, lowest 871sc, clos
g at S7hc; July opened at $50. highest sSc,
west $50, closipg.tt Soc; August cd al
Nc, highest sac, lowest S4hc. CLOSING at
Ac. Corn, No. 2-May opened at 3S%c,
CHEST 3S4c, lowest 5714o, closing at Size;
Inc opened at $3.50, highest 3S1sc, lowest
&c, closing n $500; July opened at 4O3Sc,
CHEST 40hc. lowest 40o, closing at 40c; Au-
!st opened at 4'&c, highest 4.5sc, lowest
,ene at 29zc, highest 257sc, lowest 255Ic,
osiuR at 2554c; June opened at 26Hc, high
I 26}sc, lowe 261sc, closing at 261Sc; July
,ened at &c, highest 2lAo, lowest Hc, clos.
z at &c; August opened At 265Sc. highest
&c, lowest 26Fc, closing at 26Mc. Re
IL ts-Flour, goo brls; wheat, III, 900 bu;
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